Jim Blasingame takes a segment and celebrates the 19th anniversary of his one-of-a-kind radio program, dedicated to small business, how it began and how he’s sustained it.

Ed McLaughlin joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the commandments of startups, including doing what you know how to do, and finding real customers who pay for your products.

Matthew Horn joins Jim Blasingame to reveal several key legal steps and practices that every small business must do, including the naming process, recording documents, and licenses.

Douglas McCormick joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the ways entrepreneurs should think about the way they apply their own labor, in order to run and grow a business.

Ramon Ray joins Jim Blasingame to talk about his experience meeting small business startups who weren’t ready for prime time, but didn’t even know it, and why that’s a recipe for failure.

Katie Schenck and Heather Lechner join Jim Blasingame to reveal their story of how they worked together and came up with the idea to start a small business together as partners.

Paul Downs joins Jim Blasingame to tell his story about how he got the idea to start a furniture manufacturing business and how it evolved over 30 years.

Sarah Hiner joins Jim Blasingame to report that most people who’ve found business success, think that more than anything else, having grit is the most important trait.

Tom Reahard joins Jim Blasingame to explain how his company successfully carved out a niche in the marketplace that they’ve sustained for over 30 years, plus one story about when he wasn’t as smart as he thought he was.

Tom Reahard joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how his entrepreneurial journey began, including how he founded and grew two successful technology businesses.